HK singer George Lam's son Alex expecting 2nd child with wife Candace


Alex Lam and his wife Candace, who married in 2023, share a daughter. Photo: Candace/Instagram

Hong Kong-based artiste Alex Lam, the son of renowned singer George Lam, is set to welcome a second child with his wife Candace.

On July 2, Candance announced on Instagram that she is expecting their second baby.

Her post was accompanied by a photo of herself showing off her baby bump, while their young daughter sweetly hugged her from behind.

Candace also shared a video featuring a romantic moment with Alex as they posed on the deck of a cruise ship.

In the clip, Alex is seen gently embracing Candace from behind, while she stretches her arms outward, against the scenic backdrop.

According to Hong Kong's Sing Tao Daily, Alex and Candace have yet to reveal the gender of the baby.

However, netizens have speculated that the couple may be expecting another girl, based on the flower-themed backdrop featured in Candace's post.

Candace – who's reported to be a seasoned sake sommelier – first met Alex in 2017, and they have been together ever since.

The couple tied the knot in a private ceremony on Nov 16, 2023, before welcoming their baby daughter in 2024.

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